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Lanx subrotunda. This limpet-shaped species evolved in the turbulent waters of large rivers in the western United States. Most other species of its family have shells with high, coiled spires. The streamlined shape of Lanx is an obvious advantage against getting swept away by strong currents.
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Ellisville Walmart saga continues as permits set to expire
The conditional use permits issued for a proposed new Walmart in Ellisville are set to expire Thursday, and the fate of the project remains unclear.
Developer Sansone won a major court challenge to the $50 million project last week, but still has acquired only about eight acres of land and that doesn't include the Clarkchester Apartments. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that contracts Sansone had with some of the complex's nine owners expired in July, and at least two have declined to renew.
The city issued a building permit Wednesday and Public Works Director Bill Schwer told the paper Sansone could break ground Thursday on the property it does own.
But at Wednesday night's city council meeting, Mayor Adam Paul asked City Attorney George Restovich to find out if the city could legally terminate its agreement with Sansone which includes $10 million in tax increment financing approved last year, before half the council was replaced in the last election.
Also Wednesday night, the City Council voted 4-3 to have Restovich draft a resolution terminating long-time City Manager Kevin Bookout, a proponent of the project. Bookout was also involved in the attempt to oust Mayor Paul earlier this year, but Paul says Bookout's termination isn't about revenge.
Ellisville Walmart wins court battle, but still in doubt
One more obstacle to the proposed Ellisville Walmart is out of the way. An appeals court has sided with the developer after a resident had sued the city for issuing a conditional use permit to for construction of the 155,000 square foot retail store.
Thomas DeBold had sued claimed that city officials had ignored resident's concerns and that the Walmart will negatively impact traffic, overtax utilities and city services. Circuit Court Judge David Lee Vincent had sided with the city, and the appeals court upheld Vincent's ruling.
But it may be too little too late, since the permit expires September 5th and the Ellisville City Council last week declined to extend it.
Ellisville turns down Walmart project permit extension
The development of a new Walmart in Ellisville will move forward despite the developer's failure to win a permit extension from the city council.
Walmart's director of public affairs Chris Neeley told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the extension was sought to give the builders breathing room, but that the company will continue to work to see the project through.
The Ellisville City Council voted 3-3 Wednesday night to deny Sansone Group's request for a 180 day extension of a conditional use permit for construction of the project.
The Post reports that Mayor Adam Paul, whose campaign for office was based on his opposition the tax-supported project, and Aldermen Linda Reel and Mick Cahill rejected the request.
Aldermen Matt Pirrello, Cindy Pool and Roz Acup backed the extension.
Alderman Gary Voss was absent.
Crestwood residents march over stalled mall
Some Crestwood residents say city leaders are dragging their feet on a plan to redevelop the shuttered Crestwood Plaza. Dozens of people marched from the old mall to City Hall Tuesday to express their concern.
Developer Centrum Properties wants to turn the site into an entertainment center with a movie theater, bowling alley, restaurants and retail stores. But their plan calls for $22 million in taxpayer subsidies -- a figure Crestwood Mayor Jeff Schlink says he and many aldermen are not "comfortable" with.
"If we're going to grant and issue those tax breaks for them," Schlink said, "they're going to have to be done on terms that we feel are reasonable for the city."
Centrum officials say if they can't work things out, they may have to sell the land one parcel at a time.
Despite Paul's effort, Ellisville TIFs take a step forward
Despite opposition from reinstated Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul, tax breaks for a proposed Walmart development are moving forward, albeit slowly. The City Council voted 4-3 Wednesday night to authorize TIFs for project developer Sansone Group.
The vote came after Jim Sansone and Mayor Paul exchanged heated words during the packed meeting. Sansone promised court action if the council reversed their 2012 approval of the development. Paul acknowledged his continued opposition, but also recognized that the council majority would rule.
A second vote is needed to finalized the bill. That's expected to happen at a special council meeting later this month.
Ellisville council to decide mayor's fate Monday
The Ellisville City Council is expected to decide Monday evening whether or not to impeach their mayor, Adam Paul. The council has scheduled public deliberations at 6:00 p.m.
If the council votes to oust Paul, he has said he'll sue.
The council has already retained attorneys to defend the impeachment, but the vigor of that defense is up in the air, since a newly elected council will be seated April 17th.
Three new council members were elected April 2nd - two of them are Paul supporters. The third hasn't made her position known. Paul opponents Matt Pirrello and Rose Acup will remain on the council, along with Linda Reel, who had voted against charging Paul in the first place.
Mayor Paul was elected in April 2012 after campaigning against tax increment financing for a development that includes a new Walmart store. The TIF was approved despite his opposition.
Ellisville delays mayor's impeachment hearing
Mayor Pro Tem Matt Pirrello told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that Paul's attorney had asked for the extra five days in order to prepare his defense.
The council had suspended Paul February 27 on charges that he violated the city's charter. Paul has maintained that the action stemmed from his vigorous opposition to a controversial tax increment financing for a Walmart development.
Three city council seats will be decided in the April 2nd election.
Also last night, the City Council rejected tax incentives for a second proposed development from Sansone Group. The developer had already won a TIF for a Walmart project.
Latest request for TIF falls flat in Ellisville
They also asked for more tax-payer financing, but the Economic Development Commission rejected the plan.
Commission chairman Tom Weis says they were hoping for something more than another shopping center. Weis said they want something "tying in with the great streets concept; trying to build these little pods people can live in, work in, they can shop in."
Tax Increment Financing has been a hot-button issue in the West County suburb, even contributing to the suspension of Mayor Adam Paul, who opposed the Walmart TIF.
Paul says he believes his election was a referendum by Ellisville residents against using tax dollars for such projects. "I believe we started TIF reform in the region," Paul said. "For the developer to come back asking for more tax increment financing and more incentives is preposterous."
Paul won a legal victory at a hearing Monday, forcing the city council to turn over documents detailing communications regarding his impeachment. Paul's attorney says he still expects the council to remove the mayor from office on March 27, saying the votes are already lined up.
Embattled Ellisville mayor suspended - impeachment hearing set for March 20
The City Council voted unanimously Wednesday evening to move forward with a litany of charges against the mayor that include disclosing confidential information and drinking on the job.
Dozens of residents had attended the special council meeting to show support for the Mayor, but it didn't sway the council.
A hearing was scheduled for March 20 to decide whether Paul should be permanently removed from office.
Mayor Paul has been at odds with most of the council over a controversial Walmart TIF since he was elected last April.
Ellisville City Council to meet over Mayor's impeachment
The 11 page resolution calling for Paul's removal was drawn up by City Attorney Paul Martin after the council voted 5-2 for impeachment proceedings. Martin told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the mayor's improprieties began right after he took office last April.
That's also when Paul began officially fighting with most council members over a controversial Walmart TIF. The TIF passed, but is now tied up in court.
The impeachment drive follows an effort by some residents to get council members who'd supported the TIF recalled from office. That effort fell flat when a St. Louis County judge ruled that the city's recall provisions were unconstitutional.
If the council votes to adopt the impeachment resolution at Wednesday night's meeting, Paul would be suspended for 45 days, pending the outcome of an investigation.
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Effingham Artisan Fair
Effingham's downtown will transform into an art gallery during the Annual Effingham Artisan Fair. Explore what over 40 artisans from across the region have to offer from paintings and pottery to jewelry and sculptures. This premier two-day event continues to grow each year with wine and beer tasting, live entertainment, Kids Korner, great food and drinks, along with many more fun activities! See live demonstrations and explore downtown Effingham during this fun-filled family-friendly weekend.
CITY: Effingham
Funfest for Air-Cooled VW's
This Funfest is Mid America Motorworks way of saying "Thank You" to all VW enthusiasts. The three-day event is the best Air-Cooled enthusiasts party anywhere. Expect to see more than 1,000 VWs and 10,000 enthusiasts. This is not your typical car show. With non-juried fun judging, one of a kind expert seminars and a guest list including some of the best-known names in the VW world, it's no wonder that Funfest has become a must-attend event. And don't forget about the Saturday night concert with "Tons of Fun" band. It's a can't miss event in Effingham for any car enthusiast!
CITY: Effingham
Wonderland in Lights 2014
Each year, the City of Effingham and the Effingham Convention and Visitors Bureau turn Community Park into a winter wonderland! Wonderland in Lights, a drive-thru light display, features a variety of lighted holiday scenes including reindeer flying, Santa coming down the chimney, and a Nativity scene. We continue to add new lighting displays each year to grow the display. Santa visits the Wonderland in Lights every Saturday to bring special presents to the children. Come drive through the light display and stick around to talk to Santa and listen to your favorite Christmas carols! The Wonderland in Lights is free, but donations are welcome. Community Park is on East Temple Ave, Effingham, IL. For more information, please call 217-342-5310 or visit www.visiteffinghamil.com.
CITY: Effingham
Effingham Farmer's Market
Effingham Farmer's Market provides our community with fresh, locally-grown food, art, live music and quality artisan goods, produced right here in downtown Effingham, on the Courthouse Museum lawn. Come on out and support our community and your health! The market will continue every Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. from April to October. Enjoy our beautiful downtown square with the best live entertainment, artisans and locally grown food right here in Effingham
CITY: Effingham
Corvette Funfest
Join Corvette enthusiasts at one of the largest car shows in the nation! Over 13,000 Corvettes are expected to be on display at this event hosted by Mid America Motorworks. Activities include a live Corvette auction, burn-out competitions, technical seminars, live musical entertainment, celebrity autographs and much more!
CITY: Effingham
Annual Casey Popcorn Festival
Some call it an end-of-summer festival; others think of it as the beginning of the fall season. Casey residents will tell you the Casey Popcorn Festival is just good old-fashioned family fun! Located in the century-old Fairview Park, the Casey Popcorn Festival has earned its reputation as the Premier Family Festival in a two-state area. Music fills the air almost continuously as live bands offer oldies, classic rock, country, and southern Gospel. Kids entertainers such as magicians and animal shows are featured, as well as a huge carnival, more than 60 craft booths, a car show, festival food, and free popcorn, the official snack food of Illinois.
CITY: Casey
Annual Heath Toffee Harvest Festival and Parade
Celebrating the delicious Heath Candy Bar, created in 1928 by Heath Brothers Confectionary in Robinson. Features Friday night entertainment, street dance, and car show, and Saturday craft show, live entertainment, toffee bake-off, and parade, capped off by a free chili supper.
CITY: Robinson
Kansas City Barbeque Society Cook-Off
This fun 3 day state-sanctioned cook-off has now become a great annual event! The BBQ pros will compete for a $6,000 pay out. Come and enjoy great BBQ, drinks and live music every night! If you're a BBQ connoisseur, you won't want to miss this event!
CITY: Effingham
Jack Hanna's Into the Wild LIVE
America's favorite zookeeper, "Jungle" Jack returns to Effingham with "Into the Wild LIVE," an unscripted and action-packed safari sure to leave you with renewed appreciation for all creatures, great and small. Be sure to bring the kids out for a great time from 7:30-9:30 p.m.
CITY: Effingham
Bill Engvall
Everyman comic, Bill Engvall, is back with his singular brand of down-home humor and blue collar comedy. His album, "Here's Your Sign," is a comedy classic. Don't miss this evening of silliness and fun. He will be performing two different sets. The first will be from 6:30-8:30 p.m. and the second one will be 9:30-11:30 p.m.
CITY: Effingham
The Oak Ridge Boys
40 years of four-part harmonies – one of the most distinctive and recognizable sounds in the music industry. They are back at the EPC to delight and excite, don't miss out! Be there from 8-10 p.m.
CITY: Effingham
Harvest Frolic Fall Celebration
Celebrate the arrival of autumn with Lincoln Log Cabin's annual Harvest Frolic on Saturday and Sunday, September 27-28 from 10am to 4pm daily. Activities will take place at both the Lincoln and Sargent farms including children's games, doll making and hearth cooking. There will also be a three-legged race, a cast iron skillet toss, two-man saw contest and a "dipping cup race" and a special scavenger hunt will be open to children 12 years of age or younger. Visitors are encouraged to take part in these period games and activities. Demonstrations, food, period music and entertainment along with our featured visiting artisans will round out the weekend programing.
CITY: Lerna
Taste of Freedom
Join the Effingham Central Business Group for Taste of Freedom. Walk along the streets of the central business district and enjoy delicious food and live music. Stores will be open late so you can shop!
CITY: Effingham
Oblong Annual Antique Tractor & Engine Show
Continuing to this day at the show are the many exhibits of antique tractors and engines with several running for display and performing chores for every one to watch. Antique and pedal tractor pulls, farm toy show, and a Flea Market on Sat and Sun. View actual working antique tractors and engines. Held at the Crawford County Fairgrounds, in Oblong, Illinois.
CITY: Oblong
20th Annual Jasper County Strawberryfest
This two day festival celebrates strawberries in Jasper County. Free family entertainment, music, games, food and crafts provide fun for everyone on the square in Newton!
CITY: Newton
Crawford County Fair
Featuring Queen & Little Miss Pageant, gospel show, demo derby, truck & tractor pulls, crafts, 4-H livestock exhibits and auction, carnival rides, food booths.
CITY: Oblong
Coles County Fair
Visit the oldest continuous fair in Illinois. Enjoy the carnival, animal shows, Little Miss and Queen pageants, harness racing, truck/tractor pull, demo derby, live music, Gospel show and more!
CITY: Charleston
Casey Corner Car Show
This 10th annual event is presented by car enthusiast Bobby Staley and features Best of Show, Best Paint and Best Engine categories. Over 100 entries in 19 categories. Local charitable groups will have food stands. The is a vehicle registration fee (proceeds to local charities) but admission is free. Located at corner of US 40 and IL 49.
CITY: Casey
Motorcycle & Auto Show
This motorcycle and automobile show is a benefit for Habitat for Humanity. Register your vechile at Legacy Harlery Davidson by calling 217-342-3494. You can also call Class Pack Car Club at 217-234-6372 for more details. Come out to the Harley Barn for a day of fun and help out a great cause!!
CITY: Effingham
EffingHAM Music Fest
The source of the best outdoor concerts in Central Illinois, EffingHAM Music Fest combines big names in entertainment and a friendly Midwest atmosphere, ensuring that all guests have a great time!! Check the website for updates when performers are announced.
CITY: Effingham
Chili Fest
Nearly two dozen businesses will host either a complimentary chili tasting stop or other treats and refreshments throughout the evening. Festival goers will be given ballets to vote for their favorite chili. Live entertainment will be provided throughout the night.
CITY: Effingham
Hometown Christmas
Start the Christmas season off right, head downtown to the City of Effingham and Central Business District's Small Town Christmas and Christmas tree lighting event! Santa will arrive downtown around 4:00 p.m. to officially light the "City of Effingham" Christmas tree on the Courthouse square lawn. Be downtown to see Santa arrive with all of his elves and make sure you get in line to give him your Christmas list! There will also be Christmas Carolers serenading you with songs throughout the event, along with other goodies. Step back in time and take a ride on a horse drawn carriage through the downtown area. Bring the whole family downtown to kick off the holiday season right!
CITY: Effingham
Civil War Saturday: A Question of Loyalty
View a performance of "A Question of Loyalty," an original play about the 1864 Charleston Riot. It remains outside of the draft riots, the bloodiest confrontation on union soil between soldiers and citizens during the Civil War. The original play by Earl Halbe play focuses on a personal story between of the actual participants in the riot. Saturday performances held at Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site Visitor Center Auditorium, 3:00 pm on 6/14 & 7/26.
CITY: Lerna
Martinsville Agricultural Fair
In addition to all the judged agricultural events, this fair features an Ag Olympics, a Barnyard Scramble, an auto thrill show, lawn mower derby, garden tractor pull, truck & tractor pulls, demolition derby, carnival rides and music.
CITY: Martinsville
Sheep to Clothing at Lincoln Log Cabin
Follow the process of creating fabric in the 19th century, beginning with raw wool, our volunteers will take you through the entire spectrum of home based manufacturing process; quite literally from sheep to clothing. The Lincoln-Sargent Farm Foundation will kick off their fundraising campaign for the restoration of the Moore Home, scene of Abraham Lincoln's family farewell before leaving for Washington DC in 1861, with a unique pledge drive. The site manager will be weaving Venetian Carpet throughout the day with pledges for the number of yards woven. Also enjoy the Victory Garden Plant Sale: the Lincoln-Sargent Farm Foundation will again be selling heirloom flowers, plants and herbs to raise funds to support the educational and interpretive programming at Lincoln Log Cabin. All events will run from 10am-4pm.
CITY: Lerna
National Poetry Month Celebration: Featuring Dan Guillory
Join us in the Visitor Center at Lincoln Log Cabin for an afternoon of poetry with Dan Guillory, poet and author of a number of Lincoln-related books including; Living With Lincoln, The Lincoln Poems and House Poems which features poetry about our own Lincoln Log Cabin. Event begins at 2 pm.
CITY: Lerna
6th Annual Civil War Santa's Visit
Celebrate Christmas, 1860s style, at Lincoln Log Cabin. While Christmas would not become an official holiday until 1870, during the Civil War, soldiers both north and south found ways to celebrate. Join us as we welcome our Civil War era Santa Claus, whose image once graced the front page of Harper's Weekly as he distributed gifts to Union soldiers. Let's hope they won't be any hardtack under your tree this year! 10am-4pm
CITY: Lerna
Annual Bluegrass Jam
It's bluegrass time again at the Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site, with both fans and performers gathering on Sunday, Aug. 10, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Musicians from Illinois and Indiana will converge at the site for a day of jamming with informal groups playing along the creek throughout the day. The site's volunteers will be serving hamburgers, hotdogs and more with proceeds benefit the historical and interpretive programs at the site. Anyone with a love of this unique style of music is welcome to join one of the many the groups playing in the park.
CITY: Lerna
Civil War Saturday: Underground Railroad/The Free Black Experience in Illinois
Learn about the Abolitionist movement, the Underground Railroad and the experience of free African-Americans in Illinois during our early history. Event begins at 2 pm.
CITY: Lerna
Victory Garden Program: Perennial Gardening
Learn the ins and outs of using perennial plants in your gardens with Larry Shobe, of Eastern Illinois University, a frequent panelist on Mid- American Gardner produced by WILL TV. Event begins at 2pm.
CITY: Lerna
Torchlight Halloween Hike and Weenie Roast
Join us for a torchlight hike around the historic site then return to the Visitor Center for a Barn Dance and weenie roast. Lincoln Log Cabin is the last home of Thomas and Sarah Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln's parents. It shares the site with the Sargent farm, an 1840's living history farm.
CITY: Lerna
Oblong's Annual Fall Follies
48th Annual event, featuring "Spooktacular" Band Festival, band field competition, craft and food booths, entertainment, Little Miss & Mister contest and Illinois' largest nighttime parade with approx. 30 marching bands.
CITY: Oblong
Martina McBride
Head over to the Effingham Performance Center to see country music superstar Martina McBride in concert! The Country Music Association has named her its Female Vocalist of the Year four times. The Academy of Country Music has presented her with its Top Female honor three times. The Recording Academy has nominated her for 14 Grammy Awards. So don't miss chance to see a legend in concert!! Her show begins at 8 p.m.
CITY: Effingham
Moccasin Creek Festival
Moccasin Creek Festival is primarily an "Americana" music festival but will also be celebrating the arts, including artisans and crafters, and activities for kids. Food & beverages will also be available. This festival is a 3-day music extravaganza for anyone who loves folk, blue grass, alternative country, rock roots and blues. Line-up for the festival is: Heather and Marty: An exceptional Vocal/Guitar Duo, performing jazz, blues and country standards from the '40's to the '80's. Firebox: Traditional bluegrass music from the 40's, 50's, and 60's. Classic harmonies with exciting musical arrangements. Swamp Tigers: Rockabilly, Honky-Tonk and Traditional Country from a rockin' Southern-Illinois three-piece outfit. Robbie Fulks: An American alternative country singer-songwriter who has released 12 albums over a career spanning more than 25 years. Fred Eaglesmith: Alternative Country at it's finest. Catch Fred and his Traveling Steam Show, you'll be glad you did. Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real: Willie's boy and his band, purveyors of true American Rock n Roll. Get ready to dig in. Matt Poss Band: Hometown heroes. Sounds like Country, Feels like Rock, Tastes like Chicken. Currently touring behind their fifth album.
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Nayef Al-Rodhan is a philosopher, neuroscientist and geostrategist. He is a Senior Member of St. Antony's College at Oxford University and Centre Director, Centre for the Geopolitics of Globalization and Transnational Security and Senior Fellow, Emerging Security Challenges Programme, Geneva Centre for Security Policy.
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- Globalization is a process that encompasses the causes, course, and consequences of transnational and transcultural integration of human and non-human activities. - Pillars of Globalization, p. 13 (2006)
- In a globalized world, security can no longer be thought of as a zero-sum game involving states alone. Global security, instead, has five dimensions that include human, environmental, national, transnational, and transcultural security, and, therefore, global security and the security of any state or culture cannot be achieved without good governance at all levels that guarantees security through justice for all individuals, states, and cultures. -The Five Dimensions of Global Security: Proposal for a Multi-sum Security Principle, p. 15-16 (2007)
- We should aim for peaceful coexistence at least and transcultural synergy at best. - Symbiotic Realism: A Theory of International Relations in an Instant and an Interdependent World, p. 124 (2007)
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- "3D printing is going to transform our societies, our freedoms and our sense of security."Printing the Future? - ISN ETH Zurich, November 2013
- "It is unrealistic to imagine a US geostrategic vision which sees its pivotal interests linked exclusively to the Pacific region. More appropriately, we need to consider the wider Middle East, Central Asia and North-East Africa to be bound together in a geopolitical unit of pivotal importance."The Pivot Expanded - Small Wars Journal, October 2013
- "In order to stop the cycle of disenfranchisement, frustration, and discontent, dignity must be central, paving the way for a governance model that is affordable, acceptable, and applicable to various regional and cultural sensibilities."Arab Spring Transitions Need Home Grown Solutions - The Global Observatory, 2013
- "The lack of collective dignity felt by so many in the Arab world is the result of a combination of internal autocratic and corrupt regimes, with predictable ineffective and unaccountable governance, supported by external actors with short-term geopolitical interests." Dignity Deficit Fuels Uprisings in the Middle East - YaleGlobal, September 2013
- "Neuro-rational Physicalism is premised on the neuro-biological foundation of human nature, which implies that thoughts, perceptions or emotions correspond to a physical reaction in the brain." Knowledge and Global Order - OpenMind September 2013
Quotes from BooksEdit
Meta-Geopolitics of Outer Space - (2012)Edit
- Just like the threat of mutually assured destruction from nuclear weapons, an extensive war in space would make space useless, and the decisions taken today will influence the use of space for many generations to come. p.285
The Role of Education in Global Security - (2007)Edit
- Institutions should focus on educating against clashes of culture and the promotion of a culture of tolerance and peace. p.105
- People should be educated about the links between education, ideology, and politics as a way to promote the virtue of humility. p.106
Emotional amoral egoism - (2008)Edit
- Human nature is governed by general self-interest and affected by genetic predisposition, which implies that there are likely to be limits to our moral sensitivities. p.15
- The enduring assumption that human behaviour is governed by innate morality and reason is at odds with the persistence of human deprivation, inequality, injustice, misery, brutality and conflict. p.16
- In my view, most human beings are innately neither moral nor immoral but rather amoral. They are driven by emotional self-interest and have the potential to be either moral or immoral, depending on what their self-interest dictates, and will be influenced in their choices by emotions and socio-cultural contexts. Circumstances will determine the survival value of humankind's moral compass in that being highly moral in an immoral environment may be detrimental to one's survival and vice versa. Indeed, our neuronal architecture is pre-programmed to seek gratification and feel good regardless of the reason. All apparently altruistic behaviour serves self-interest at some level. p.16
- Further, humanity must never be complacent about the virtues of human nature. Therefore, everything must be done at all levels to prevent alienation, inequality, deprivation, fear, injustice, anarchy and the loss of the rule of law. History has shown repeatedly that humankind is capable of unthinkable brutality and injustice. This is often a result of what I call fear(survival)-induced pre-emptive aggression, which may occur no matter how calm the situation appears, although it is not necessarily inevitable. Moreover, where there is injustice that is perceived as posing a threat to survival, humankind will do whatever necessary to survive and be free. In such instances, might (military or otherwise) may not prevail or be the optimal solution. p.16-17
- Human nature as we know it is, nevertheless, malleable and manageable. It may be radically modified as a result of advances in bio-, molecular, nano- and computational technologies. It will therefore be essential to establish a clear code of ethics regulating the use of these technologies sooner rather than later. p.17
- Humankind is conceived as primarily motivated by neurochemically mediated emotions resulting from genetic make-up and environmental influences, employing reason and engaging in conscious reflection only occasionally. p.65
- We are neither radically free to choose our nature nor entirely determined by our biological heritage. p.65
- Circumstances will determine what I term the survival value of humankind's moral compass. Being highly moral in an immoral environment will almost certainly be detrimental to one's survival and vice versa. p.71
- In other words, it is my view that the brain is preprogrammed to feel good (i.e., to seek a sense of well-being/gratifcation). This is what I term the gratification principle. This usually occurs as the result of instinctive salient/relevant acts or what we normatively decide are salient/relevant acts. p.110
- Indeed, there is no evidence to suggest innate morality. It is therefore important to create the conditions under which the expansion of our moral communities may become more likely. p.156
- Those who are outside the centres of power, because of the need for a positive and not simply a stable identity, are likely to find an independent identity appealing. p.180
- Emotional Amoral Egoism indicates that ethnic conflict should be understood in terms of a reaction to a failure to satisfy a group's basic physiological, security and ego needs due to discrimination, experienced by a group whose relations are premised, above all, on cultural affinities. p.181
- Human and societal security should be seen as complementary to state security, and security must be thought of in multi-sum and multi-dimensional terms (human, national, transnational, environmental and transcivilisational). p.203
- The power of emotions as drivers of behaviour, especially when survival is perceived as being at stake, needs to be recognised and taken into account at all levels of society and governance. p.203
- Policies should take account of the emotional dimensions of human behaviour rather than assuming rational action. p.203
- Policies that assume that human nature is a tabula rasa (clean slate) should be reviewed and revised to reflect that man has an in-built genetic code for survival with no evidence for innate morality. p.203
- Morality, if present, should not be relied on because it will be trumped by self interest in most circumstances. p.204
- All policies should be packaged with full awareness of the limitation of human nature (amorality, emotionality and egoism) in both the short- and the long-term. p.204
- International cooperation is required to prevent anarchic situations developing and the unmasking of ever-present brutality and injustice that results from fear for survival in such situations. p.204
Sustainable History and the Dignity of Man - (2009)Edit
- I define sustainable history as a durable progressive trajectory in which the quality of life on this planet or other planets is premised on the guarantee of human dignity for all at all times and under all circumstances. p. 13
- Many of the great achievements in history that are commonly attributed to one geo-cultural domain often owe a great debt to those of others. In this sense, some of the greatest achievements of human civilisation have been collective efforts and are part of the same human story. p.14
- A good governance paradigm that limits excesses of human nature and ensures an atmosphere of happiness and productivity by promoting reason and dignity is required. p.27
- Humankind is an insignificant part of existence. p.27
- Human beings are emotional amoral egoists, driven above all by emotional self-interest. All of our thoughts, beliefs and motivations are neurochemically mediated, some predetermined for survival, others alterable. p.27
- What makes our existence meaningful is highly subjective and ultimately determined by sustainable neurochemical gratification. p.28
- All knowledge is acquired through the application of reason and has a physical basis. p.28
- There is only one collective human civilisation comprised of geo-cultural domains and cultures. p.28
- The history of human civilisation is a history of mutual borrowings. p.28
- Dignity is central to the sustainability of history. p.28
- Security, stability and prosperity will depend on the application of the multi-sum security principle that captures the multi-dimensional aspects of security and insists on the centrality of global justice for lasting security. p.28
- Harmonious interstate relations will be guided by the paradigm of Symbiotic Realism that stresses the importance of absolute rather than relative gains. p.28
- A set of global values in keeping with human nature and dignity need to be identified and developed p.29
- Strict ethical guidelines need to be developed in anticipation of significant technological and biotechnological advances in order to guarantee human dignity. p.29
- Ultimately, I conclude that however we understand existence, what gives meaning to our lives are those things that serve our neurochemically based emotional self-interest in a sustainable way. p.85-86
- Addictive drugs misuse the brain's existing pre-programming, activating reward mechanisms and extreme feelings of pleasure. When stimulated, the brain's pleasure centres emit signals to repeat the behaviour. In this sense, the brain is pre-programmed to feel good. p.97
- Knowledge is also inferred from what is accepted as established knowledge, with new knowledge being based on the best explanation. This includes possible truths subject to proof. p.108
- Knowledge about things beyond our immediate environment may be acquired through deduction, if the initial premises are believed to be correct. p.108
- The notion of innate knowledge (including moral knowledge) is rejected, but that of moral sensitivities is accepted. p.108
- All knowledge is to some extent interpreted. p.108
- There is a physical neurobiological substrate to all human knowledge, including thoughts, memories, perceptions and emotions. To this end, mental states and thought processes are physical. p.109
- Morally relevant emotions are essential for living in social groups and they provide the basis on which we may construct conceptual frameworks that help guide our actions, but human beings should more accurately be thought of as being endowed with morally relevant capacities rather than innate moral knowledge. p.128
- Each high point in the history of human civilisation has taken place where the conditions were ripe and has borrowed and built on the achievements of other cultures whose golden age may have passed. p.138
- Almost every golden age of geo-cultural domains has been characterised by good governance, exchanges, borrowing, innovation and the adaptation of earlier contributions to forms of knowledge, and rationalism. p.171
- One challenge is to agree on minimum criteria of good governance that are not perceived as a threat to cultural traditions and to draw on moral concepts that are indigenous to specific cultural settings.
- Human beings are largely motivated by their emotional repertoire, manifested through their need for attachment, physical security, a sense of belonging and a positive personal and collective identity. p. 186
- Civilisational triumph is thus not a zero-sum enterprise that favours one geo-cultural domain over another. p.213
- Civilisational triumph is important because if it is not actively sought, conflictual relations between members of geo-cultural domains may become a self-fulfilling prophecy. p.219
- Justice is paramount to civilisational triumph because of its centrality to human dignity needs, the success of individual geo-cultural domains and the well-being of human civilisation. p.219
- Focusing purely on extremism, whether in the Arab-Islamic world or the West, will not alleviate the root causes of tensions between members of different cultures. It will only alienate those who do not recognise themselves in those stereotypes, and generate fear and misunderstanding. p.390
- Cultural essentialism is, thus, intimately tied to power relations. Fixity, homogeneity and separateness are prioritised within an essentialist framework. Therefore, part of any effort to resist essentialism is recognising diversity within difference, contingency, mutability and connectedness. p.393
- Considerations of justice are also integral to efforts to generate transcultural security in the first instance and, ultimately, transcultural synergy. p.403
- One of the key ingredients of coexistence and successful cooperation is trust. p.403
- In my opinion, a life governed by reason is likely to be more dignified than one shaped by dogma and unbridled emotions. p.437
- Indeed, collective triumph will also depend both on the application of reason and the recognition that a great deal of knowledge is indeterminate and may be temporally, spatially and perhaps culturally constrained. p.437
Neo-statecraft and Meta-geopolitics - (2009)Edit
- Our new concept of just power argues that the promotion of justice should be the aim of modern statecraft, not for altruistic reasons, but because it is the only sustainable way that states can promote progress and stability in a globalised world. p.13
- A state's foreign policy should not just be smart, it should also be just. p.139
- By promoting justice and thus the interests of the international community as a whole, a state will be able to make its influence over others sustainable and achieve its own national interest. p.147
- If states do not act according to principles of justice, the injustices they perpetrate will harm not just other states but ultimately also their own national interest. p.117


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If a project is not selected on "round one" is it possible it will be selected at a later time or is it "dead"?
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Tribes or Tribal consortia currently receiving Title IV-B grant funds and State child welfare agencies within ACF Regions VI and VIII and are eligible for MCWIC implementation projects.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Team after team passed on Andre Ellington in the draft.
On Sunday, in the blur of an 80-yard touchdown run, he showed them what they missed.
The sixth-round draft pick from Clemson, starting because Rashard Mendenhall was out with an injured toe, rushed for 154 yards on 15 carries and the Arizona Cardinals intercepted four of Matt Ryan's passes in a 27-13 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
Ellington's big run, tied for third-longest in Cardinals history, was part of a 21-point second quarter that put Arizona (4-4) in control for good.
"I was able to have a little speed burst out there," he said.
Blocks from wide receivers Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd cleared the way.
"And with his speed, no one's going to catch him," Arizona coach Bruce Arians said.
Fitzgerald caught four passes for 48 yards and a touchdown, in the process becoming the youngest player -- at 30 years, 57 days -- in NFL history to reach 800 career receptions.
Ryan had thrown three interceptions total in the first six games of the season for the Falcons (2-5). Rashad Johnson had two of Arizona's interceptions.
"I think we definitely had him confused," said Cardinals rookie Tyrann Mathieu, who had one of the interceptions. "Watching film, he has a tendency when he gets pressure to just throw the ball up there."
The Cardinals picked off Ryan five times when the teams played last season.
The Falcons were without wide receiver Roddy White for the second week in a row with ankle and hamstring issues. Atlanta also didn't have starting left tackle Sam Baker with a knee injury.
Arians traced his team's performance to Monday's practice, an extra workout that followed a Thursday night loss to Seattle.
"This game was won on Monday when I asked the team to come out in pads and we had a training camp practice," he said. "A lot of teams would balk at that, but our leadership and our veterans, we had the best practice we had all year and it set the tempo for this game and I think set the tempo for the rest of the season."
After throwing his 14th interception of the season, Carson Palmer had two TD passes, 10 yards to Fitzgerald and 15 yards to Floyd.
Steven Jackson, back for the first time since being sidelined with a hamstring injury in Week 2, managed just 6 yards on 11 carries.
In all, the Cardinals gained 201 yards on the ground to Atlanta's 27.
With no running game, it was up to Ryan, who completed 34 of a season-high 61 attempts for 301 yards and a touchdown. He was sacked four times. Harry Douglas had 12 catches for 121 yards.
Asante Samuel's 51st career interception set up Matt Bryant's 24-yard field goal that put Atlanta up 3-0.
The Cardinals took the kickoff and Palmer threw 51 yards to Teddy Williams, a speedster who had signed with Arizona on Tuesday. Williams, who didn't play college football, played in seven games for Indianapolis last season on special teams and as a defensive back.
That set up Palmer's 10-yard TD pass to Fitzgerald on the first play of the second quarter and Arizona led 7-3.
Atlanta used up 7:17 on a 15-play drive but had to settle for Bryant's 30-yard field goal to cut the lead to 7-6.
The Falcons' inability to get to the end zone on those two drives proved costly.
"Those things come back to haunt you," Ryan said, "and they certainly came back to haunt us today."
On the first play after Atlanta's second field goal, Ellington followed blockers through the left side of the line, then burst outside and raced the length of the field for the touchdown, putting Arizona up 14-6 with 7:25 left in the half.
"We had an opportunity to hit the guy in the backfield, and then it popped out," Atlanta coach Larry Smith said. "Once we lost leverage, we weren't going to catch that guy. We said that he was going to be a potential game-wrecker going into this ball game."
Atlanta went three-and-out on its next possession, and the Cardinals moved downfield again.
Palmer threw 20 yards to Fitzgerald and Desmond Trufant was called for a facemask, moving the ball to the 35. Stepfan Taylor broke a pair of tackles on a 15-yard run to the 17. Two plays later, Palmer threw 15 yards to Floyd for the touchdown and Arizona led 21-6 with 1:52 left in the half.
Arizona led 27-6 before Ryan's 4-yard touchdown pass to Drew Davis with 4:37 left.
Notes: In Cardinals history, the only runs longer than Ellington's 80-yarder were 83 yards by John David Crow in 1958 and Elmer Angsman in 1949. ... A black cat ran across the field just before kickoff. During the national anthem, security personnel corralled the cat and a guard carefully carried it off the field. ... Ex-Falcon John Abraham, who had a sack, left the game in the second half after a blow to the head but said after the game he thought he was all right. ... The previous youngest player to reach 800 catches was Jason Witten at 30 years, 238 days.
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Sorry if this is not the right place for this, I just feel so elated that I have finally managed to get my book published, having been gestating since 2005: http://www.lulu.com/shop/simon-angel/the-titanic-e
To coincide with the 100th anniversary of the Titanic disaster I decided to collate my notes and compile them into a retelling of the story of the sinking, but punctuated by discursive interludes to explore various controversies further: did the captain or 1st officer really shoot themselves? Were the third class really barred from the lifeboats? Did the band play till the last minute? Why did the ship have lifeboat spaces for only half on board...and why were 400 seats in the boats left empty? Conclusions are not easy to come by, but thanks to hundreds of hours of inquiry testimony, plus letters and interviews given by the survivors, I feel that many of the fables and falsehoods can be explained and dismissed...but a great many new controversies and theories arise.
I hope you enjoy it. It was a struggle to write at times but I am proud of it.
03-25-2012 04:03 AM - edited 03-25-2012 04:03 AM
It's the right place.
Thanks Ken, I was a bit worried. I was just so elated that I wanted to tell the world!
Now all I need to do is the print version....!
Congratulations, Simon.
03-25-2012 01:43 PM - edited 03-25-2012 01:44 PM
Thank you Maggie, I am thrilled to bits!!
I've just uploaded my Pdf version...still working on the printed version- should be availabel soon!
Very timely release. My wife (a Titanic groupy) is, at this very moment, converting our 100 year old house into the Titanic for a double centennial celebration for our house and the sinking of the Titanic on April 14...replete with smoke stacks, crow's nest, floating bodies, and more howsers than the original Titanic had aboard. I hope your book does well. Do you have a sample to preview?
03-26-2012 06:15 AM - edited 03-26-2012 09:48 AM
Is the cover a still from the Cameron film? Do you have permission to use it?
Did we not discuss such a book on Lulu before about the '"truth"? Is this the same book?
The image does look like one from the 1997 film, which is a shame because there are 100s around with no copyright still on them.
This may also be of interest >> http://www.itv.com/titanic/ This one has not been 'Hollywooded' and does not show certain actual heroes as cowards.
There's now here also >> http://www.the-titanic.com/Titanic-Today/Attractio
What I can't help but ask is this: A search on Amazon.com for "Titanic" yields more than 2000 results. Is there really a need for yet another book on the subject?


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Police were searching for Kelly Tatum, 53, of Anniston, this week as the robbery suspect, Anniston police Capt. Allen George wrote in the release.
A 58-year-old man and a 36-year-old woman were visiting friends Sunday night at a home on the 1700 block of Cobb Avenue. The victims told police another man, with whom they were acquainted, opened the door holding the weapon, Anniston police Sgt. Chris Sparks told The Star this week. The suspect, Sparks said, told everyone he was going to rob them and fired shots into a window.
The man was robbed of $400 and the woman had $600 taken, according to a police report. No one was injured during the incident.
Sparks said the suspect fled in a car before police arrived.
This afternoon, police were dispatched to 15th Street and Dooley Avenue after a home was shot into and gunfire was exchanged between two vehicles, the release said.
George said no one was injured during the shootings.
Tatum was discovered by a warrants investigator on the 2500 block of Paul Street standing outside a red Ford Explorer with a broken rear window, the release noted. Tatum was armed with a shotgun, according to the release, but he dropped the weapon when he was confronted by the investigator.
Tatum was apprehended and charged with two counts of first-degree robbery, a felony, and resisting arrest, a misdemeanor. Tatum could face additional felony charges for involvement in today's shooting, the release said.
Tatum was in the Anniston City Jail this afternoon. Bond and a court date have yet to be set.
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According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is continuing its investigation of a worker who fell to his death inside an empty Audubon water tower on Dec. 5.
Montgomery County Coroner Walter Hofman reportedly ruled the workers' death as an accident.
The worker, identified as Jason Schmidt, 31, of York County, was an employee of Corrosion Control Corp. in Pedricktown, N.J.
Schmidt and a co-worker were said to be on duty performing maintenance work in the 100-foot water tower when the incident occurred.
Schmidt's co-worker also fell into the tower, located on Featherbed Lane, but was suspended for nearly three hours before being rescued.
Lower Providence officials believed the workers' equipment malfunctioned, but did not offer further explanation, according to the Inquirer article. The article adds that OSHA investigated a workplace fatality involving Corrosion Control in Philadelphia in 2008.
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Memphis >Food & Dining > Alcenia's Desserts & Preserves
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Neighborhoods: Downtown Medical Center, Central, Downtown Core
I love the service AND food! – Wow...there are so many great things to say about this place! It is colorful, unconventional, and homey. I love all the staff. Everyone knows what GREAT customer service is. I love the kisses even though I was taken by surprise at first. Some people do not like them but they have to realize that these people care about their customers and the want to make them feel special so they go that extra mile.
What can I say about the food other than it is absolutely DEE-LISH! No need to go into further details because you just have to try it yourself.
Its kinda small but I think very intimate for a small group of people who want some real soul food. Now there will be a wait because they cook mostly everything fresh except for like the turkey and dressing and big items like that. So be patient and I promise the satisfaction that you get from the food will make you forget all about the time that you spent chatting away with friends.
I would recommend any day. The hours are limited and I think they are only open though lunch hours. I'm not exactly sure but just call to find out. Just go try it already!
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Here we have a collection of our favourite pet lookalike selfies that were sent in for 'Lookalike Day' on Sunday. Who knew that some owners really do look like their pets?! Thank you to everyone who took the time to take a lookalike selfie with their pet, here are our favourites, one being the wonderful entry from Cheryl Loney with her cavalier, sprocket, which can be seen above. Continue reading →
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We're well aware that most of you need no excuse to share a selfie. However, Easter Sunday this year also marks the return of everyone's favourite awareness day, 'Lookalike Day'!
Whereas this 'interesting' day usually involves people filling up social media with images of themselves made up to look like celebrities, this year we want to see how many of you think there is a resemblance between you and your pet.
On Lookalike Day (April 20th) we'll be asking all of our fabulous followers on Facebook and Twitter to share a selfie that also includes your perfect pet and we'll pick the entry that we think is the best as our 'Petalike' champion! To enter, all you need to do is share a picture of you and your pet using #PetAlike with us on Facebook or Twitter.
And if you have a friend who you think looks just like their pooch or kitty, give them a nudge to share their selfie too!
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The Internationally Renowned Vienna Piano Trio to Perform March 16 at the Clark
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Acclaimed for presenting classical music with a modern appeal, the Vienna Piano Trio will perform at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute on Sunday, March 16 at 3 pm. Tickets are $15 ($12 Clark members) and can be purchased at the museum shop during business hours, online at www.clarkart.edu, or by calling 413-458-0524.
Hailed by The Washington Post as one of the "world's leading ensembles of piano, violin, and cello," the Vienna Piano Trio has had debut concerts in Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and London's Wigmore Hall, as well as at Washington's Kennedy Center, New York City's Lincoln Center, Weil Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, and at the Frick Collection.
The trio has won numerous prizes at international competitions. Concerts have been repeatedly broadcast on NPR stations and they have appeared live on WGBH Boston. The group's recordings have won many awards, including the British magazine Classic CD's "Top of the Class" award in 1999 and the London Times's "Classical Album of the Year" in 2000. In August 2003 and February 2004, BBC Music Magazine declared the group's Volumes I and II of Schubert works to be Benchmark Recordings.
At the Clark, the Vienna Piano Trio will perform the Haydn Piano Trio in E-flat major Hob.XV/29, Smetana's Piano Trio in G minor Opus 15, and Piano Trio No. 2 in C Major, Op. 87.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm (daily in July and August). Admission is free November through May. Admission June 1 through October 31 is $12.50 for adults, free for children 18 and younger, members, and students with valid ID. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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MLB: Orioles at Red Sox, 11:05 a.m. (NESN, MLB Network; WEEI-FM)
MLB: Reds at Pirates, 7 p.m. (ESPN)
NHL playoffs: Penguins at Blue Jackets, 7 p.m. (NBCSN)
NHL playoffs: Avalanche at Wild, 7 p.m. (NHL Network)
NHL playoffs: Blues at Blackhawks, 8:30 p.m. (CNBC)
NHL playoffs: Ducks at Stars, 9:30 p.m. (NBCSN)
NBA playoffs: Grizzlies at Thunder, 8 p.m. (TNT)
NBA playoffs: Warriors at Clippers, 10:30 p.m. (TNT)
Running: Boston Marathon, 8:30 a.m. (WBZ-TV, Universal Sports)
Soccer: West Bromwich at Manchester City, 2:55 p.m. (NBCSN)
– Mets right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka was thrust into an unfamiliar role over the weekend, as the the former Red Sox hurler came out of the bullpen to pitch in Saturday and Sunday's games against the Braves.
Matsuzaka was sent to Triple-A to start the season, but he was recalled Wednesday to provide relief depth.
After allowing one run in one inning Saturday on two hits and a walk, Matsuzaka threw three hitless innings in Sunday's 4-3 victory that took 14 innings.
"I spoke with [pitching coach] Dan [Warthen] before the game and I told him I'd be ready, that I can go. Of course it went into extra innings so I knew I had to pitch," Matsuzaka said (via the New York Post). I was mentally prepared, so it wasn't too difficult. I've never done it, so it's hard to say [how it'll go]. This is my role for the time being so I have to just do what I can and make sure I pitch well whenever I go out there.
"I don't want to use not being used to and not having done it as an excuse. This is my role for the time being, so I just need to go out and pitch well. … [Saturday] I only pitched one inning. I didn't expect back-to-back days to be a problem."
The Blackhawks, already down 2-0 in their series vs. the Blues, got some more bad news Sunday, as defenseman Brent Seabrook was suspended three games for his hit on David Backes late in the third period of Saturday's Game 2.
Seabrook, who recorded a goal and an assist in each of the first two games, delivered an elbow to Backes' head near the corner boards with 4:51 remaining. He received a five-minute major and game misconduct.
Backes was helped off the ice and did not return to see his team — still on the power play from Seabrook's penalty — tie the game with 6.4 seconds left in regulation before winning in overtime.
The Blues, already upset about a knee-to-knee hit from Chicago's Bryan Bickell on Vladimir Sobotka, were incensed when they learned that a Blackhawks player — reportedly Duncan Keith — taunted Backes after the hit, telling the dazed Blues captain, "Wakey, wakey, Backes" (audible on the video below at the 45-second mark).
"I saw them talking to him," Blues enforce Ryan Reaves said. "It makes it a little more gutless. I don't think there's any need for that when a hit like that happens. You don't need to be going after him when he doesn't even know where he really is.
"I'm not happy about that. I don't think anybody in this organization is happy about it. To see that happen, I think is just embarrassing in that organization."
Backes' availability for Monday's Game 3 was not clear Sunday.
– Former boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, who served 19 years in prison for three murders before having his verdict overturned in 1985, died Sunday at the age of 76 after a battle with prostate cancer.
Carter, whose story was dramatized in the Bob Dylan song "Hurricane" and the 1999 movie "The Hurricane," began his boxing career in 1961 after serving four years in state prison for a series of muggings. He went 27-12-1 and got as far as fighting for the middleweight title in December 1964, losing a unanimous decision to Joey Giardello.
In 1966 he was convicted of killing three people in a bar in Paterson, N.J. He received a second trial in 1976 but was convicted again. After years of more appeals and accusations of racial bias, he was freed in 1985 and eventually settled in Toronto, working for the Association in Defense of the Wrongly Convicted.
ON THIS DAY TRIVIA (answer below): On April 21, 1990, in Game 2 of the Adams Division finals against the Canadiens, Garry Galley gave the Bruins a 5-4 victory when he scored 3:42 into overtime on a goal that was reminiscent of the Bobby Orr tally that clinched the 1970 Stanley Cup finals. Which Bruin had four assists in the game, including on the game-winner?
QUOTE OF THE DAY: "You never want to lose Game 1. I think we played with a little chip on our shoulder." — Bruins rookie Justin Florek, who scored the first goal in Sunday's 4-1 victory over the Red Wings that evened the series after two games
STAT OF THE DAY: 3 – Errors committed by the Orioles in Sunday's 6-5 loss to the Red Sox, including one that allowed Dustin Pedroia to score the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning
'NET RESULTS (mobile users, check the website to see the videos): Brewers outfielder Carlos Gomez admires his blast to center field, only to end up with a triple when it bounces off the wall, and then brawls with the Pirates after he is berated by pitcher Gerrit Cole.
During Sunday's Tigers-Angels game, Detroit's Ian Kinsler tries to steal second, and the throw from catcher Hank Conger goes into center field, allowing Kinsler to take third. Center fielder Mike Trout then makes a bad throw back to the infield, and Kinsler races for home, scoring when the relay from pitcher Hector Santiago sails past Conger. Oh, and it was all unnecessary, as the batter, Miguel Cabrera, walked on the pitch.
During Sunday's Spurs-Mavericks game, San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich is interviewed by Craig Sager Jr., whose father is battling cancer, and the coach sends a message to the ailing TNT sideline reporter.
TRIVIA ANSWER: Craig Janney
SOOTHING SOUNDS: Iggy Pop was born on this day in 1947.


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Orlando, Fla. – The Citadel men's cross country team placed two runners in the top 10 to finish in third place out of 23 teams at the Disney Classic on Saturday held on the campus of ESPN's Wide World of Sports.
Danielle McKee placed 10th in the women's race to lead her team to 11th place out of 27 teams.
Seniors Kyle Keene and Austin Waldrop finished in seventh and 10th place, respectively, in a field of 190 collegiate runners to score impressive finishes in the men's 8k race. Keene, who was the overall winner in last week's Bulldog Invitational, ran a time of 26:10, while Waldrop finished at 26:30.
Raeven Lantz (34th, 27:48), Atom Young (48th, 28:29) and John Gatewood (60th, 28:52) closed out the top-5 for The Citadel.
McKee, who has now led the Bulldogs in each of her 16 collegiate races, finished with a time of 19:25. A trio of freshmen runners, Jacqueline Thompson (20:47), Jessica DeWitte (21:22) and Callian Colquitt (21:26) paced McKee in the 5k race.
The Bulldogs will host the annual Will Wilson Citadel Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 13 at Laurel Hill Plantation in Mt. Pleasant, S.C.
For more information on Bulldog cross country, visit the official website of The Citadel Athletics at www.citadelsports.com.